Built with flexbox mainly, suitable for all screens

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  Petrit Nuredini•2,860

  @petritnurediniPosted 9 months ago

  Well done on completing the feature illustration challenge! 🎉 It's fantastic to see your skills in action, creating a responsive design purely with HTML and CSS. This project demonstrates a solid understanding of CSS styling and layout techniques. Here are some best practices and recommendations to further refine your work:

  • HTML Best Practices:

    1. Semantic HTML: Use more semantic elements where appropriate. Elements like <nav>, <section>, <footer>, and <article> can provide better structure and readability to your code.
    2. Image Alt Attributes: Good job including alt attributes for images. Ensure they are descriptive to improve accessibility.
    3. Code Structure: Your HTML is well-organized. Continue this practice to maintain readability as your projects grow in complexity.

  • CSS Best Practices:

    1. CSS Variables: You've made great use of CSS variables. This is excellent for maintaining consistency and ease of updates.
    2. Responsive Design: Ensure that your design is tested and adjusts smoothly across different screen sizes. Use media queries effectively to handle layout changes.
    3. Consistency in Styling: Keep a consistent styling approach, especially with units (px, em, rem), color formats (hex, rgba, hsl), and font sizes.

  • Accessibility and Performance:

    1. Keyboard Accessibility: Ensure that the UI components are navigable using the keyboard for accessibility.
    2. Loading Performance: Optimize images and assets to reduce load times, especially for mobile users.

  • Animation and Interactivity:

    1. Subtle Animations: Since you have a bonus challenge to animate the chat interface, consider using subtle animations like fade-ins or slide-ins to enhance the user experience without being too distracting.
    2. Interactive Elements: If there are any buttons or interactive elements, ensure they have appropriate hover and focus states.

  • General Suggestions:

    1. Cross-Browser Testing: Test your page across different browsers to ensure compatibility and a consistent user experience.
    2. Code Validation: Use tools like the W3C Validator to check your HTML and CSS for errors and standards compliance.
    3. Comments and Documentation: Use comments in your code to explain complex sections or styling choices. This will be helpful for others and for your future self.

  Every project is a learning opportunity, and you're clearly on the right track. Keep challenging yourself and exploring new techniques. You're doing an amazing job! 💪

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  Ryan Abdaul•320

  @RyanAbdaulPosted 9 months ago

  @petritnuredini

  Dude I don't know what to say, I am over the moon for knowing all these things really. I do appreciate all what you wrote here, you can't imagine how much I am happy here, when I saw your message for the first time I was doing something but I read some of it, and literally I was excited to finish what I was doing to read it, you save a lot of time of mine, I'll make sure to save this comment and see it again very soon because I know myself I'll forget some of these things so I'll come back to it from time to time and apply what you've told me here.

  I really thank you so much dude, peace be with you and have a great day ❤🔥

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